In the various texts of historians, Ramu has been described as "Pang-wa / Panoo" - the country of yellow flowers. The Ramu area was once regarded as a provincial capital of Arakan. Rakhine kings used to call Ramu's head as Pang-wa-ja. The first Rakhainra of the Third Amendment was known to the Gautam Buddha Arakan with the joy of his visit at the invitation of Chandra Thuria (580-58 BC). There are reports that there were more than five hundred disciples with Gautam Buddha. Gautam Buddha said in a religious conference, "Joy of joy! In the future, on the eastern coast of the western seas my bonehouse will be formed on the hill. Then its name will be 'Rang-o'. The literal meaning of the word 'Rang-U' Rakhain is Bocystic. 'Rang' means breast, 'U' means bonyhouse. In the linguistic process, there is a similarity to the word 'Ram-U' with the word Ramu in phonetic and semantic terms. The Chaiti of Ramu is one of the 84 thousand metal chaitya established by the Third Emperor of Maurya dynasty Ashoka (273-22 BC). Historical monument built in 308 BC, Banasram Buddhist Vihara is situated in the beautiful surroundings of the rajakul union of ramakul union of Ramu upazila. After the existence of Ramkot in the evolution of time, in 1919, Jagat Jyoti Mahasthabi, a priest from Sri Lanka, re-established Ramkot Buddhist monastery. Here there is a banana which has ancient Buddhist temples and archeology. Every year, many pilgrims and tourists gather here. There is a Buddhist orphanage named "Jagat Jyoti Kishan Sadan", which is blessed by many countries including Brazil, France, Italy, at the foot of the monastery. During the construction of the ashram, Ramu's Rakhain community has been mourned by the Ramu people, including Ramu Rakhine, because the grave of the descendants of the late Poveza: Cesari There are many orphaned children in the ashram, they are studying here free of cost. Rabindranath Tagore of Rabindranath Tagore wrote the novel Rajshahi.
Kavigurui first described Ramu as Ramadabhumi, the country of yellow flowers. However, Ramu was once famous as the footpath of Buddhist culture at that time, Ramu was famous.
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